Ruslana

“What made you think that your human brothers and sisters suffer from the ignorance and oppression? ”

The vast majority of the world lives in the worst kind of abject poverty you can imagine. That poverty is imposed upon them through violence and leads to terrible ignorance, as they don't have access to quality libraries, the internet, or affordable education.

Many of those who live above that poverty line outside of the West live in nations in which the free press doesn't have access. State-run news agencies in nations where opposition journalists disappear in the dead of night or are imprisoned for speaking their minds do not count as legitimate sources of information. They are obvious propaganda machines.  The 'informed' in Russia, China, and a few other nations with similar information structures are still massively ignorant by western standards because the media available to them is filtered, cleansed, and sanitised. 

More importantly, these people are not invited to scritinize the news they receive. They are, in fact, forbidden, in many cases, from doing just that.  By this measure, they are not free, they are not informed, and they are not given the rights and freedoms they deserve as human beings.

Ruslana

“Was extirpating of the American Indians (the Reds, native inhabitants of North America) a part of this liberty experiment? 
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At the time of their extirpation, as you put it, they were not considered eligible.  Over time, we have expanded just who is refered to in our pledge of allegience when we say 'and liberty and justice for all. "All" used to not include women, the Irish, Jews, even Catholics. Ethnic cleansing has been a human reality for thousands if not millions of years. But....

We've grown TREMENDOUSLY as a society in terms of our understanding of the liberty that we seek for everyone over the last 200+ years. Has the US made mistakes? Does it have spots on its record? You better believe it does. But by comparison to so many other nations, ours are so very minor.

But the important thing is this: We admit that they were mistakes. We admit that our society is a work in progress. We invite criticism and debate from our own people as well as from people of other nations.

 That is a substantial difference between our society and so many others.

Ruslana

“What is the status of the American Indians in the USA now?”

Their reservations are officially 'Dependant Nations.' Their people have every right that any other American has and more.

Ruslana

“ I do not have anything against Americans themselves (American people, American citizens, American national pride, American flag, North America continent, dollar, the American English, and all other stuff like that related to America!  ) but I simply don't like the USA government actions, along with Bush & Condoleezza Rice, and their puppets such as  Saakashvili & Yushchenko? ”

 I'm sorry you feel that way.

But here's something that a lot of the world doesn't understand about freedom, liberty, and representation.

I am an American.

I am my government. 

When you tell me that you like Americans but not their government, what you're really saying is this: "I feel sorry for you that you have to live under a terribly oppressive regime that acts in your name without your approval." My response is this: "You realy don't understand how this country works, do you?"

 If you think Saakashvili and Yushchenko are really puppets, what do you think about the governments before them that the popular representative movements ousted? Were those the will of the Ukrainian and Georgian people?

The answer is 'no', and you know that.  Just because many Eastern European nations have thrown the Russians out and have tried to cozy up to the West for military and economic support doesn't mean that they are puppets.  The fact that the Soviets oppressed them so hard for so many years is the driving force behind their desire for liberty. And they truly fear the Russians, for good reason.

Condoleezza Rice is a shining example of the freedom, liberty, and human dignity that this nation stand for. You may not like her, but she does a hell of a job as the toughest diplomat in the West.

Were those the will of the Ukrainian and Georgian people?”

There is no argument, the US today is very different than a decade ago in many aspects. Because of the  progressive elements  which most of us have an idea  who they are,  we have lost a lot of American pride, culture, language and border.  If you don’t see it, how about allowing me to give a few examples. We have  DMV applicants who obtained licenses without knowing basic English and worse yet with fake identity.  Do we have border problems, besides health care and education  costs .  Oh yeah, the word “tolerance” has been tossed about a lot in recent years. What that mean is changing our way of life to accommodate the demands of the progressive movements.  Remember  the  middle eastern woman applying for a driver’s license in Miami and asked was asked to remove her veil for the picture.  We have  to remove our hat to take a picture .Why did she think she is so special?  And who got involved on her behalf ?

I give you one guess. If you didn’t get it,  this may help:  http://commonsensepoliticalthought.com/?p=2458

United  States of America has bent over backward to immigrants to help them settle in their new country.  The problem I have seen is that some of the immigrants are bring their own third-world traditions and try to emulate them into the western culture, and when we resist them, then we are labeled as “intolerant” and  prejudicious. A decade ago,  English was the only language used when you call any public establishment, i.e. hospital, school, or utility company; now we have to maneuver a ridiculous menu to get to select just because you are speaking English.  Honestly speaking,  I don’t believe this is the America George Washington and Benjamin Franklin had envisioned. If  they are alive today,  they would have a different plan.  I think we are following the footsteps of some of the European countries because we are becoming overly tolerant and liberal with the immigration laws and turning a blind eye on the border, US citizen will become the minority.  Take me for instance, my wife an I have to pay $700 a month for medical insurance should be lose our jobs. For the illegal aliens, they are getting the benefits free; well not really, but at the expenses of the tax payers. It’s ironic. We talked about freedom and liberty, but that not what I meant.

My last comment is, for those who came to the US for a change to the better life  and living environment, I have a question for them. If the US is so bad to you, please pack you bag and go back to where you came from. And don’t let the door hit you on the way out.